Sentence examples for deeper commentary from inspiring English sources

That, or perhaps a deeper commentary on how we view shopping.

"He is the master of creating worlds which not only spark the imagination but offer deeper commentary on the human condition".

The psychology of "Cyrano de Bergerac" is as cunning as its storytelling; in the narrative of Cyrano's eloquent but unrequited love for his cousin Roxane (Jennifer Garner), the play traps a much deeper commentary on self-loathing and the humiliated heart.

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That kind of deep, deep commentary makes a reader wish that McGinn had kept this a do-it-yourself project.

Labour, then, is in a very uncertain place – and the reasons why run deep: Commentary about the party's predicament usually falls one of two ways.

Aimed at the "curious" population, the programming should be understandable, Hendricks says, to everyone from 13-year-olds who enjoy building soda-bottle rockets to retirees looking for deep commentary on the latest scientific breakthroughs.

The largely unscripted program blends slapstick antics with what fans understand to be a deeper social commentary.

Actors portraying George W. Bush and John Kerry enter into a discussion of morality, which is "fitfully funny," but misses a deeper political commentary, Andy Webster writes.

The routine dismissal of cultural products, meaningful or otherwise, from the other side of the Iron Curtain suggests a deeper political commentary buried within the text that would perhaps have resonated more, were we more firmly placed in the era in which the play is set.

There's no hiding, not even behind a deeper social commentary, that characters in GTA can be instructed to have a sex with a prostitute before beating her to death and stealing her money.